As a result of the high court's reinstatement of MGM's suit against Grokster and StreamCast last week, the contours of the Court's "inducement rule" concerning copyright infringement will be battled over in the lower federal courts, which may not take as balanced a view of liability as the justices, say copyright scholars and experts. "By setting a fairly broad inducement standard, the Court has given the lower courts the tools to figure out who the bad actors are," said one attorney.
July 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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